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"Can India's Sacred But 'Dead' Yamuna River Be Saved?" [1]

"A fire crackles along the banks of the Yamuna River: a cremation of a young mother, struck by a car while she was fetching water. The stench of the river engulfs the sad assembly."

Air [2]
Pollution [3]
Water & Oceans [4]
Public [5]
Asia [6]
Source: NPR [7], 05/11/2016
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"Armed Guards At India's Dams As Drought Grips Country" [8]

"Government says 330 million people are suffering from water shortages after monsoons fail".

Climate Change [9]
Disasters [10]
Forests [11]
Water & Oceans [4]
Public [5]
Asia [6]
Source: Guardian [12], 05/02/2016
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"Beyond Fair Trade: How One Small Coffee Company Helped Transform a Hillside Village In Thailand" [13]

 

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"Making Perfume From the Rain" [17]

"Indian villagers have found a way to bottle the fragrance of monsoons."

Natural Resources [18]
Public [5]
Asia [6]
Source: Atlantic [19], 04/28/2016
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"Rising Tide Of Climate Migrants Spurs Dhaka To Seek Solutions" [20]

"DHAKA - On the streets of this South Asian mega-city, jammed solid with rickshaws, honking taxi vans, cars, bicycles, sweating pedestrians and lumbering buses with their paint scraped off in tight squeezes, getting anywhere quickly by road is impossible."

Climate Change [9]
People & Population [21]
Public [5]
Asia [6]
Source: Thomson Reuters Fdn [22], 04/27/2016
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"China Curbs Plans for More Coal-Fired Power Plants" [23]

"Coal-fired power plants have propelled much of China’s economic rise for decades, helping make the nation the world’s biggest emitter of greenhouse gases. Even with economic growth slackening, and other energy sources taking hold, new coal plants have been added. Now Beijing is trying to slow things down."

Air [2]
Climate Change [9]
Energy & Fuel [24]
Pollution [3]
Public [5]
Asia [6]
Source: NY Times [25], 04/26/2016
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"China To Build Nuclear Power Plants On Artificial Islands" [26]

"China's quest to fence off a big chunk of the South China Sea may have just gotten another, powerful boost: plans for a fleet of floating nuclear power plants that could provide huge amounts of electricity for the far-flung atolls and islets."

Nuclear Power & Radiation [27]
Public [5]
Asia [6]
Source: Foreign Policy [28], 04/25/2016
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"Vietnam Investigates Mass Fish Deaths" [29]

"Vietnam said on Thursday it was investigating whether pollution is to blame for a spate of mysterious mass fish deaths along the country’s central coast after huge amounts of marine life washed ashore in recent days."

Fish & Fisheries [30]
Public [5]
Asia [6]
Source: Guardian [31], 04/21/2016
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"More Than 100 Feared Dead In India Heat Wave" [32]

"More than 100 people are feared dead in India in an early-summer heat wave which forced schools to close and halted outdoor work like construction, government officials said on Thursday."

Disasters [10]
Public [5]
Asia [6]
Source: Reuters [33], 04/21/2016
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"Thousands Of Radioactive Boars Are Overrunning Farmland In Fukushima" [34]

"Nuclear catastrophe is always an unmitigated disaster. The only beneficiaries, albeit in a perverse fashion, are animals,  which tend to flourish in areas humans evacuate. This has certainly been the case for wild boars around Fukushima, which have multiplied so rapidly, they’ve become a problem for neighboring towns."

Nuclear Power & Radiation [27]
Wildlife [35]
Public [5]
Asia [6]
Source: Wash Post [36], 04/11/2016
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